Mortgage

“The day of the loan, he called us and told us we could actually lower the interest rate that day if we wanted to wait a few days, which I don’t think many lenders would ever do. So it was a great experience, I’d recommend him to anybody.”

Dr. Tricia and Derek Twelves

“He gave us the best rate and our closing costs were comparable to the major banks out there. So you know, he was excellent, his rate was amazing and he’s just been a great person to work with. I have no complaints. We wish that we had gone with Drake sooner. We just had a really good experience with him and his team.”

Dr. Steven E. P., University of Washington Boise Internal Medicine

“We loved working with Drake. He was very prompt answering all of our questions and walking us through the loan process. I will definitely recommend him to others who are considering these loans.”

James Jordan, MD, Neurohospitalist, Everett Clinic

“I had a great experience! Sheila kept me in the loop with the whole process. No complaints at all. Thanks guys.”

If you are like many of the clients we work with, you’re likely unclear how mortgage and real estate professionals are paid. You might even assume that because you are a doctor, the eyes get big and the real estate or mortgage person you are working with only sees dollar signs,

Like many of our clients, you are likely sitting on a substantial amount of equity in your home after the last few years of near record appreciation. Maybe you’re asking yourself if there is a way to tap that equity and use it in a more economically productive way (more on that below).

“Can you use a home equity line of credit as a down payment to purchase a new home or a new investment property?” That’s a question we get all the time, and the simple answer is yes. That is absolutely an allowable source of funds.

If you’re one of the millions of Americans who wants to buy a home this year, the constant increases in property values might have you feeling edgy. When you keep getting outbid on homes, you wonder if it’s wise to offer more for the next home you fall in love with.